This cute little guy just released today over at Unity Stamp Co. and I decided to make up a card that could be used as an encouragement/congratulations, or even an Easter card!

 Check out this hilarious grumpy bunny that just released over at Unity Stamp Co.! 

 I have had a few of these daisies coloured up with distress watercolour pencils for a little bit and thought it would make a nice Easter card.

 I am using this card design for both a birthday card for the amazing shop owner of Papercrafters Workshop in Ontario, Sheri, that I order from throughout the year, as well as for easter cards for my niece, nephews, and boys! I got all of my Lawn Fawn supplies from Sheri's store - they have a great selection! I am linking this card up with the Lawnfawnatics All Things Birthday challenge.

 Here's another Easter card I made up using the same technique as the card I shared on the Studio Katia Blog this past week. I was searching some of #kristinasoxidecombos by Kristina Werner and came across this colour combo! Here's a picture of my trusty little shadow helping me with my photo :).

 Happy Easter! Here are the cards I put together to give to family this Easter weekend. 

 I am beyond EXCITED to announce that I am a Design Team Member for Studio Katia! I have been using this Canadian company's amazing products for years and I am thrilled to be a part of the team. For my first project, I just had to pull out the daisies from the Daisy Bunch stamp set. First, I stamped the daisies onto a piece of white cardstock using a black archival ink using my stamping platform. I left the stamp setup so that I could come back to it later. I then diecut that panel using the dotted rectangle from Dotted Patterns Set 1. 

 I have had some of these Studio Katia sweet peas stamped for about a year now. I was hoping to try out "no-line colouring" where you stamp your image in a light ink colour and then colour it in so that you cannot see the lines.